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Cause Lawyering
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Abstract
This book is a cross-national study of lawyers who devote themselves to serving political causes. The essays collected here bring together the work of eighteen scholars, each of whom contributes a valuable portrait of lawyers who sacrifice financial advantage to use their professional skills to promote their vision of a more just society.
Oxford University PressNew York, NY
Title: Cause Lawyering
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Abstract
This book is a cross-national study of lawyers who devote themselves to serving political causes.
The essays collected here bring together the work of eighteen scholars, each of whom contributes a valuable portrait of lawyers who sacrifice financial advantage to use their professional skills to promote their vision of a more just society.
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